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Stage Play Requiem of the Rose King
Stage Play Requiem of the Rose King

Stage Play Requiem of the Rose King

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FantasyHistoryRomanceDrama

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Stage adaptation of the manga of the same name.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Japanese

Runtime

184 mins

Rating

10/10

Release Date

25 November 2022

Country

Cast

Yumi Wakatsuki

Yumi Wakatsuki

Richard (double cast)

Arima Sayato

Arima Sayato

Richard (double cast)

Takuma Wada

Takuma Wada

Henri VI

Yuki Kimisawa

Yuki Kimisawa

Edward

Gaku Takamoto

Gaku Takamoto

George

Sho Kato

Sho Kato

Catesby

Yusuke Seto

Yusuke Seto

Warwick

Ryōta Hirono

Ryōta Hirono

Prince Edward

Sena

Sena

Anne

Fujioka Sayaka

Fujioka Sayaka

Cecily

Ryôko Tanaka

Ryôko Tanaka

Margaret

Masashi Taniguchi

Masashi Taniguchi

Duke of York Richard

Minami Tsukui

Minami Tsukui

Jeanne d'Arc

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